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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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There's left-over carbonara
"There's left over carbonara or I can make a salad if you'd like something lighter."
1. There's < - Is abbrevation for "there is" or "there has?
2. If I would say "There's some left over carbonara or I can make a salad if you'd like something lighter." would it correct, too?
1. There's < - Is abbrevation for "there is" or "there has?
2. If I would say "There's some left over carbonara or I can make a salad if you'd like something lighter." would it correct, too?
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Yes to both questions. "
- Yes to both questions.
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Yes to both questions. It means there is and you could say, "There's some carbonara..."
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